I wrote a small script that works fine, but the format isn't exactly perfect. Below is the code
my $line = <>;
while (defined($line = <>)) {
chomp($line);
my @items = (split /:/, $line);
#my @data_items = (@items) [0,5];
#print "Customer Data: @data_items \n";
print "Customer Name: $items[0] \t Number of Books checked out:
+$items[5]\n";
}
Which gives this output
Customer Name: wilma flinstone Number of Books checked out:
+ 3
Customer Name: barney rubble Number of Books checked out: 5
Customer Name: Sam Slate Number of Books checked out: 0
Customer Name: Great Gazoo Number of Books checked out: 2
Customer Name: Charlie Harper Number of Books checked out: 4
Customer Name: Neil Gruesome Number of Books checked out: 6
TIA
the Catfish
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